Spatially Explicit Reconstruction of Cropland Using the Random Forest: A Case Study of the Tuojiang River Basin, China from 1911 to 2010

Spatially Explicit Reconstruction of Cropland Using the Random Forest: A Case Study of the Tuojiang River Basin, China from 1911 to 2010
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利用随机森林对农田进行空间显式重建:以 1911 年至 2010 年中国沱江流域为例

DOI:
10.3390/land10121338
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发表时间:
2021-12
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3.9
通讯作者:
Qi Wang;Minghai Xiong;Qiquan Li;Hao Li;Ting Lan;Ouping Deng;R. Huang;Min Zeng;Xue-song Gao
Qi Wang;Minghai Xiong;Qiquan Li;Hao Li;Ting Lan;Ouping Deng;R. Huang;Min Zeng;Xue-song Gao
中科院分区:
环境科学与生态学3区
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Qi Wang;Minghai Xiong;Qiquan Li;Hao Li;Ting Lan;Ouping Deng;R. Huang;Min Zeng;Xue-song Gao

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A long-term, high-resolution cropland dataset plays an essential part in accurately and systematically understanding the mechanisms that drive cropland change and its effect on biogeochemical processes. However, current widely used spatially explicit cropland databases are developed according to a simple downscaling model and are associated with low resolution. By combining historical county-level cropland archive data with natural and anthropogenic variables, we developed a random forest model to spatialize the cropland distribution in the Tuojiang River Basin (TRB) during 1911–2010, using a resolution of 30 m. The reconstruction results showed that the cropland in the TRB increased from 1.13 × 104 km2 in 1911 to 1.81 × 104 km2. In comparison with satellite-based data for 1980, the reconstructed dataset approximated the remotely sensed cropland distribution. Our cropland map could capture cropland distribution details better than three widely used public cropland datasets, due to its high spatial heterogeneity and improved spatial resolution. The most critical factors driving the distribution of TRB cropland include nearby-cropland, elevation, and climatic conditions. This newly reconstructed cropland dataset can be used for long-term, accurate regional ecological simulation, and future policymaking. This novel reconstruction approach has the potential to be applied to other land use and cover types via its flexible framework and modifiable parameters.